D X One Stop Service Station Promises Fast Low-Cost Auto Service
Wash, grease, fender straightening and tire repair offered. Bring your car for excellent work and fast service at low cost. A line of automobile accessories is carried.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
2
Linton Man Avoids Dentistry For Tire Trade
Rennis Wolfe of Linton's Federal Tire Service Station discusses shifting from a dental course to selling tires and repairing auto components. He notes a production record for U. S. Royal tires nearing sixty million units and highlights the Royal master as a key contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wolfe
Rennis
Indiana University
Linton
Federal Tire Sales and Service Station
U. S
Royal Tire
Rennis Wolfe
Federal Tire
De-skidded tire claims superior wet grip and skid protection
The article explains a new tire concept called skid control or de-skidded tread. It describes hundreds of sharp edges on the tread that wipe away water and grip the road to prevent forward skids, plus protection against side skids via a multiple-rib design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merica
Rennis
Lincoln Zephyr production rises in 1937 season
Detroit June 2 production of Lincoln Zephyr cars at the Lincoln factory exceeded 22 000 units for the 1937 season. The company noted this is about 50 percent higher than Lincoln Zephyr output for all of 1936. Export sales in the first four months climbed 50 percent compared with the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Lincoln
Lincoln Motor Company
Deadhead Term Means Pass Holder Named From Latin
The phrase used to label a person admitted or transported on a pass, deadhead, is a direct translation of caput mortuum in Latin. The note links the term to its historical origin and usage in transport or admission contexts.
Advertising Pays as Linton Woman Receives Dog Reward
Mrs. Ed war Allen of 310 F Street Northeast praised advertising after a brown and white Spitz was returned hours after Tuesday's Citizen printed a reward notice. The dog was found safe at home, and Mrs. Allen thanked the newspaper for its role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwar Allen
F’ Street
Citizen
Edgar Allen
Stone of Destiny Stone under Westminster Chair
The Scottish Stone of Destiny sits beneath the Coronation chair in Westminster Abbey. Legend ties the stone to Jacob and its removal to London after Edward I’s conquest. Ancient kings reportedly rode to Scone to take oaths on the stone during coronation festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Abbey
Jacob
London
Scone
Edward I
The
Philadelphia
Covering of Atlantic Cables
Atlantic cables are coated with permalloy a nickel iron alloy with a small amount of copper mixed in the coating process
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Atlantic Cables
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Texaco Service
Texaco
Greyhound
Havelin
Tire Service
Hickey Hixson Texaco
N. E
Goodrich
First and West Vincennes Sts
Federal Tire Service
Met
Eureka Chevrolet Co
Anton’s Federal Tire Station
Davis
Ikly Refilm
Seryt
eSpeirdan
Western Flyer
Athens
Standard Oil
Compan
Individ Selves
Araegernan
Ad MU
Technicolor
Carlton
Mobilgas
Greene County
City Service
Grand Theater
Harges
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